More Intersectionality (with Gayish Podcast) I Episode 22

This week we are joined by the amazing hosts of Gayish Podcast, Mike and Kyle, to continue our discussion about intersectionality. We did this with a slight twist, by asking questions that Shana and Kris typically receive as black, queer women and flipping it to ask white, gay men. Spoiler alert: we had a blast.

Shoutouts This Week:
Shana – Moss the Doula, a trans & queer centered doula & childbirth educator. You can find them mossthedoula.com and @mossthedoula on IG! Also, King Yaa (@queerbirthworker / https://www.kingyaa.co.za/) and Erika Davis (@_wholebodypregnancy_ / https://www.wholebodypregnancy.com/)
Kris – Sam Jay: @SamJayComic on IG.
Mike – Drew Adams for winning civil trial in Florida over bathroom rights!
Kyle – Anastacia Tolbert – poet of 'What to tell my sons after Trayvon Martin'

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Kris Chesson: @kris.chess

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